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I'm 9 months pregnant, and upon getting out of the shower tonight, i noticed my chest and breasts were covered in bright blue veins. is that normal?
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Yes: Could certainly be normal especially if you took a warm shower. If baby is moving fine and you are otherwise well I wouldn't worry.
Answered 1/3/2017
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